Bryan College - Commoner Yearbook (Dayton, TN)

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SENIOR CLASS Jesse W. Lasley, B.A. Secretary -Treasurer Soddy, Tenn. Here comes that man! What man? Why Jesse, the ladies ' man — that felfow that has a way with women. Perhaps it is Southern Chivalry, or maybe just good old horse sense. Then, possibly it is that red hair. Any way you look at it, Jesse is a fine, gallant, and very able young man. Four years ' association has revealed the traits of a real character.

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SENIOR CLASS Mary Jane McPherson, B.A. Vice-President Dayton, Tenn. Our class was very fortunate in having Mary join us in 1935 as a Sophomore. From the beginning of our ac- quaintance with Mary she had proved to be a girl of out- standing character and originality. Her most outstanding characteristic is blonde hair, for which all the Pennsyl- vanians seem to fall, plus her southern accent. She is one blonde who has proved her integrity and worth here at Bryan. J -..: a

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1 SENIOR CLASS William J. Daugherty, B.A. Edmon, Penna. Bill Daugherty, of Pennsylvania, is a person of un- usual ability. Very good natured and always tolerant of other people, he loves the Lord devotedly and strives to glorify Him in his every-day life. Since coming to school here he has worked faithfully in all the organizations for the spreading of the Gospel. He has been especially active in the Ministerial Association and in the street meetings. Bill, like all of us, has his failings, but to err is human — to forgive is divine.